Many would assume that a significant reduction in traffic would also lead to a significant reduction in traffic-related deaths. It seems logical. Take large numbers of cars off the road and there should be a subsequent decrease in the number of deaths on those roads. The years of the pandemic, however, have shown us that such logic does not always apply. In fact, auto-related fatalities have spiked in the ...
Traffic Deaths Spike Nationwide, Including 88% Jump in Philadelphia
Posted January 17, 2022 in Auto Accidents | Product News and Recalls
The parents of a Penn Township teen who died in a vehicle collision in 2020 have sued four state energy companies along with the state Department of Transportation for what they believe are their roles in causing their child’s death.
Sunoco Pipeline, Dominion Energy Transmission, Eastern Gas Transmission and Storage Inc., and Columbia Gas, along with PennDOT have been named as defendants by the parents of former Penn-Trafford ...
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